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Bar is a major port for Montenegro.
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A great set of ruins of churches and mosques, a few km from the current Bar. A taxi from the city center to Stari Bar shouldn't cost more than €4. An hourly bus operated by Mediteran Expres goes to Stari Bar (1 euro). Use wikiroutes to find the bus stops or ask locals. It is free to walk around the old town but you have to pay to enter the fortress.
Стара маслина
One of the world's oldest olive trees, estimated to be between 2000 and 2500 years old.
Houses the city museum of Bar.
not really fancy but you can see some great ships, beautiful yachts and small fishing boats.
Cleaner water and more space a short walk along the promenade north of the city centre.
Lots of pizza and fried goodies.
Home made national food.
Partly inside, partly on a terrace with amazing mountain views. Popular with locals.
Cafe/restaurant on boardwalk.
Bar and co-working space in a 17th-century Ottoman watchtower with pretty views.
It's sort of a penthouse homestay with grand views over the Bar municipality and seafront.
4-star hotel directly facing the Adriatic and the boardwalk. Parking, fitness centre and other amenities.
By train
One day train ("Tara") and one night train ("Lovcen") take eleven hours from Belgrade via Rakovica (for Belgrade suburban lines), Bijelo Poljea, Prijepolje, Podgorica and a dozen other stops.
By boat
By bus
On foot
Bar is a relatively small city, and most central areas can be explored on foot. The walk between central Bar and the beaches in Šušanj takes around 30 minutes.
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Podgorica · International · TGD
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